how do i clean burned bottoms - left on the stove simmering grapes and water and forgot to turn off.
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GM! Hyonah. I haven't done that with Fissler, at least not yet. I've had similar experiences with other cookware. Usually with beans and oatmeal. I first try usual heavy scrubbing with a sturdy nylon scouring pad, like the blue colored 3M restaurant style ones and dishwasher powder like Cascade. I use very hot water also (gloves recommended). Afterwards, I make a paste with water and baking soda. I use a finer scouring pad like the green side of the yellow/green scouring sponges. Never easy but leaves pots/pans very clean.Nick
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This is top quality stainless steel - soak with a tsp of chlorox OR ammonia with a little dish soap in cold water for a couple of hours or more. (Placing it in refrigerator overnight can speed loosening.) Discard and soak with same ingredients in hot water for an hour or so. Discard solution. Scrape off the stuck on particles with Ajax or Comet plus a steel brillo pad. Rinse again. If that doesn't work, please contact Fissler.
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Mix baking soda & vinegar until it forms a paste. Put on any stain & leave for 5 minutes or until you get back to it. It's worked miracles on my stove.
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Easy, just use the scrubby side of a non-scratching sponge and a little Bar Keepers Friend. Whatever you have burnt on the bottom, or stained it with, will come right off. Bar Keepers Friend is the greatest cleaner and polisher for enameled or stainless steel surfaces ever.
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Like any pan, you can try filling it part way with water and a large scoop (1/4 c.?) of baking soda. Bring it to a boil then let it rest for a while. After that, a non-metal spatula or other device capable of scraping without causing damage will generally remove the burned on substance.
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Try boiling the item and just hot water in a pan on your stove for about 20 minutes that should take care of the problem
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I have LeCrueset cookware but have not had a requirement to find a cleaner for it. That said I cannot see how it could hurt the enamel finish. If you have burnt the base of your cookware I would try bicarbonate of soda dissolved in hot water or oven cleaner. Cook Top Clean is non abrasive for all intensive purpose. Now!; I have just tried it out on removing a few stains on the outside of the lid and it worked without scratching and used it on stains on the inside and it worked a bit with hard rubbing. (These are stains after many years of use, not burnt on food particles). However I usually remove this type of stain by using a strong solution of bleach and hot water which is a lot easier than rubbing!
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according to WearEver, just the first time of use. washing it in a mild detergent with a soft sponge shall also keep the ceramic in excellent shape. don't ever try cooking anything on high heat as for many foods, you don't need it. The bottom of this cookwear is the only problem as it changes color from use as it is harder to clean with the groves in the bottom of the pans. you will see a "brown" color appear after some useage on an electric stove.
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If you really want to remove the residue then use glass stove top cleaner. Apply the cleaner and let it sit and and then clean it off, repeat if needed.
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Clean it like you clean cast iron cookware. Immediately wipe with cloth or paper towels, rinse with oil dampened cloth or paper towel, if necessary use oil soaked course salt to scrub with and wipe with salad oil dampened cloth or paper towel. If you damage the surface, rebuild it by using salad oil wiped over it and warming it in the microwave for a few seconds and let cool, then wipe with cloth or paper towel, just never soak or leave immersed in water as that will leave water in the surface that could damage the pans when heated.
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A small sauce pan with water in it, warm it up on the stove that way. Only way I know that does not kill the nutrients or shatter the bottles.
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Wash well with soap and water, then heat over stove burner until the pan is completely dry. Coat inside and out with a very thin layer of cooking oil.
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I would get it up to boiling, turn it off, then throw in a Tabz. This should clean everything up to the water line.
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I think that hot boiling water and bleach is a good ideai need to try. But I just put dishwashing liquid in it and shake it around let it sit overnight then rinse it out in the morning
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Clean the top of the grate with a bbq grill brush, pour some olive oil in a paper towel and wipe the tops of the grate with the wet part of the paper towel. Also, if you're cooking "sticky" type food, use a thin metal spatula to break loose the item you want to turn before hand.
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I would use a nylon spatula and sponge with a little soap and gently rub it out. Clean it after each use carefully as mentioned after turning it off for about ten mins.
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I bought the cookware for my daughter so I have no experience with cleaning it. Sorry
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After cleaning with the regular glass stove cleaner, I spray mine with Windex mixed with white vinegar then polish it with a clean cloth. Works pretty good.
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I have the same problem (food burns and sticks to bottom of pan). And yes, I also have an electric stove.
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Spray the bottom with cooking spray and we always put a couple of Tbls of olive oil in the water but we cook brown rice only. When cleaning if there is a little residue we use Bon Ami.
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Try using some of the stuff used for the ceramic (or glass) stove tops and a scouring pad. Good luck ! ! !